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mila_schwarz9
Corsa Coolant Loss
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mila_schwarz9 (Author)
Radiator cap seems fine, and I can't see any obvious leaks around the reservoir. You mentioned the fan, why is that relevant?
theresameyer1
The fan's relevant because overheating from low coolant can fry it. I also forgot to mention something very important: The water pump can also be a cause, if the check engine light stays on, you better take it to the workshop right away. They found a hairline crack in mine that was causing a slow leak. I spent 52€ to repair this issue. Best to get it pressure tested professionally rather than chasing ghosts.
mila_schwarz9 (Author)
Thanks for the insight. I'll get it checked out by a mechanic ASAP. Seems beyond my limited skills.
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theresameyer1
I had a similar issue with my Corsa. Coolant disappearing act, check engine light, the whole shebang. First, check your radiator cap – sometimes it's just a faulty seal. Then, give the coolant reservoir a good once-over for any cracks or leaks. Had the cooling fan ever been replaced? What about the radiator hoses? Are they in good condition?